ttx_diff: use more specific xpath to select nameID=25#1596
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I am not entirely sure why, but after #1590 running ttx_diff.py on Kablammo.glyphs gives a weird "lxml.etree.XPathEvalError: unknown error". Maybe the xml file is to big and the xpath expression too broad, i am not entirely sure. Making the xpath expression more selective and explicit seems fixes the error.
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That ... is super weird. Seems like a bug. ty for fixing it. |
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I am not entirely sure why, but after #1590 running ttx_diff.py on Kablammo.glyphs gives a weird "lxml.etree.XPathEvalError: unknown error". Notice the +2 in red under https://googlefonts.github.io/fontc_crater/#other-failures
Maybe the xml file is to big and the xpath expression too broad? i am not entirely sure. But making the xpath expression more selective and explicit seems to fix the error.
JMM